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The Offenders signature: decoding the psychological necessity of crime · Inside The Criminal Mind

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  Speaker 1: is the Mask of Sanity and these are the clinical
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  Speaker 1: indicators of the high functioning predator. So let's find out
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  Speaker 1: a little bit more about this. Today we're evaluating the
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  Speaker 1: cold start through the lens of high functioning anti social
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  Speaker 1: personality disorder. We're going to focus on that construct known
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  Speaker 1: as the mask of sanity. It's one of the classic
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  Speaker 1: books if you haven't read it back Colleckley and in crisis,
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  Speaker 1: most individuals experience an immediate spike and cortisol and a
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  Speaker 1: fear potentiated startle. This, however, is when we evaluate the psychopaths,
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  Speaker 1: we see a distinct clinical detachment. So there's five key
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  Speaker 1: indicators here of these individuals and how they thrive in
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  Speaker 1: high stake environments. Superficially glib, they remain articulate when others
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  Speaker 1: are speechless. They lack affective empathy, so they're not burdened
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  Speaker 1: by emotional noise of the crisis. They are biological low arousal.
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  Speaker 1: Their heart reate may decrease, the stake's increase their predatory orientation.
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  Speaker 1: Crisis view as an opportunity, though for leverage. The perception
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  Speaker 1: gap is they mimic appropriate emotional responses while remaining internally
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  Speaker 1: cold and a cold start scenarios such as a corporate collapse.
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  Speaker 1: The psychopath does not experience the perception gap as trauma.
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  Speaker 1: They experience it as a vacuum while others refreeze. They
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  Speaker 1: calculate they're not brave in the traditional sense. They're fearless.
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  Speaker 1: They lack the biological equipment to feel the dread that
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  Speaker 1: stops everyone else. When we examine the first sixty seconds
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  Speaker 1: of their behavior, it isn't about management. It is about manipulation.
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  Speaker 1: The wear the mass so effectively that you do not
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  Speaker 1: realize you're being led by a predator until the crisis
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  Speaker 1: is over and they're the only ones left standing. Well, again,
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